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1. 2020 Ipswich.qld.gov.au City of Ipswich Waterway Health Strategy CONTENTS ... (PDF, 2737k)

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   25 Aug 2020: Strategic Priority 4: Reducing sediment entering our waterways. Sediment enters waterways directly from gully and bank erosion and indirectly through stormwater runoff. ... 2. Stabilise channels, provide construction phase erosion and sediment control

2. Environmental Offsets

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   30 Jan 2024: mulching for erosion control, soil moisture retention and weed suppression. placing coarse woody debris (including logs, old tree stumps and large branches) to provide immediate habitat and refuge for fauna. ... Please note: in this context Environmental

3. Waterway Health Strategy

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   22 Dec 2020: Long-term environmental recovery programs for priority wetlands and waterways across the city will guide council’s investment to meet community needs and desires. ... The future health of waterways and wetlands in Ipswich will be secured through

4. Page 1 of 8 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 497k)

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   8 Jun 2022: Environmental Offsets Policy. Page 2 of 8. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL | Environmental Offsets Policy. ... Environmental offsets will only be considered after avoidance and mitigation options have been pursued.

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5. 2020 Ipswich.qld.gov.au Waterway Health StrategyBackground Report 2 CONTENTSA. BACKGROUND ... (PDF, 7689k)

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   25 Aug 2020: Catchment-wide solutions must include reducing diffuse pollution at the source. As an example, council has adopted stormwater management, erosion and sediment control requirements for new developments. ... Catchment-wide, erosion and sediment on

6. IRONPOT CREEK CORRIDOR PLAN WORKS, PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT ... (PDF, 9629k)

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   15 Nov 2016: Clearing of vegetation and urban development results in increased volumes and frequency of stormwater runoff which causes waterway erosion. ... Highly erodible soils. Active toe erosion. Sediment deposits exacerbating toe erosion.

7. Waterway Health Strategy

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   22 Dec 2020: Long-term environmental recovery programs for priority wetlands and waterways across the city will guide council’s investment to meet community needs and desires. ... The future health of waterways and wetlands in Ipswich will be secured through

8. FACT SHEET 5 Water Quality For further information contactIpswich ... (PDF, 216k)

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   12 May 2010: Urban Diffuse Source Pollution•. Non-urban Diffuse Source Pollution, and•. Peak Flows / Urban Stormwater run-off•. ... Urban development sites•. Commercial and industrial sites•. Stormwater•. Roads•. Non-urban diffuse pollution is the input

9. Waterways

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   20 Mar 2023: A number of creeks within Ipswich feed into both rivers and we encourage everyone to look after their local waterways to ensure they remain a healthy valuable resource in the long ... The Department of Defence is undertaking a detailed environmental

10. IpswIchIntegrated water strategy 2015 a total water cycle Framework ... (PDF, 5851k)

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    24 Apr 2015: Erosion, sediment and dispersive soilsIncreasing amounts of sediment entering waterways has been identified as the major issue affecting waterway health in SEQ (Healthy Waterways, 2013). ... Support and prioritise waterway health improvement projects.

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